
SFotD: ‘Dragon Baby’ is the Greatest Thing the Internet Has Ever Done
Features By Scott Beggs on November 13, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhy Watch? Some short films deliver the first act to a longer story while some execute a quick, complete concept and still more are completely abstract. Then, there are short films that exist purely for fun. The internet has given a kind of unfair advantage to those kinds of flicks (and the wacky video cousins that own the lead when it comes to YouTube views), but this particular short kicks so hard in the family jewels that you can do nothing but laugh and rewatch it.
What’s it about? A baby, a dragon, and a fight to the death. Now where’s the hilariously bad overdubbing?
What will it cost you? Only 1 minute or an entire hour if you count replays.
Skip work. Watch more short films.
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